[HttpKernel] exception listener, allow easier overloading of the default behavior #7021
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This PR was submitted for the master branch but it was merged into the 2.2 branch instead (closes #7021). Commits ------- c9c1ce6 [HttpKernel] exception listener, allow easier overloading of the default behavior Discussion ---------- [HttpKernel] exception listener, allow easier overloading of the default behavior Hi Fabien, This commit you wrote about a month ago helped me to overload the 'logException' method: 1a6c9b3 Because the logger property was private I could not access it from the subclass. This PR changes both properties: controller and logger from private to public members. So they can be used from 'logException'.
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Hi Fabien,
This commit you wrote about a month ago helped me to overload the 'logException' method:
1a6c9b3
Because the logger property was private I could not access it from the subclass. This PR changes both properties: controller and logger from private to protected members. So they can be used from 'logException'.